What are the traditional stories of China that are unpopular at home but popular abroad?

We grew up listening to traditional stories, such as Kong Rong letting pears, Sima Guang smashing jars, and Liang Zhu, such as the legend of the white snake, the cowherd and the weaver girl ... These stories were all heard from childhood and deeply imprinted in our minds, and we very much agree that it likes them. If I have to name a traditional culture that I don't like now, I can't think of it.

Foreigners' attitudes towards our traditional stories are probably different. They have Grimm's fairy tales, Andersen's fairy tales, Aesop's fables, and their own stories and legends handed down from ancient times to the present. In fact, there are great differences between eastern and western cultures, which we all know, but this difference may not be difficult or obvious in traditional stories.

With the development of Internet, we can all see the attitude of foreigners towards China culture. We can visit foreign websites, make friends in foreign countries, and have programs like Chinese Bridge to get to know each other.

We should highly identify with our traditional culture. After all, all the stories that have been passed down to this day are excellent, and the moral concepts in the big stories we heard since childhood have long been printed in our minds. And modern people are more and more tolerant and open-minded. There should be many stories that we know but foreigners don't, and vice versa. ?